Theos-Talk Archives (February 2010 Message tt00053)

Thanks for the link, I had a look; it was disturbing and sadly, it further confirms my feeling that our scholars a/o their materials need much better looking after.

In that respect I think I am inclided to agree that it's high time that The Theossophical Society got back in touch with its own roots and realistically started being (and behaving like) the upright Organization of wise and compassionate thinkers and researchers it was designed to not only foster a/b to continue being.  

Additionally, I think it's high time that it started working for humanity, in real ways, and towards a greater understanding that actually and honestly makes any sort of realistic difference a/o actual advancements.

Empty words mean nothing, and certainly such will have very little effect or lasting influence, nor should they.

It's very sad when/if an Organization fails to live up to its own preamble and standards.


Terrie
 

--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, MKR <mkr777@...> wrote:
>
> I am reminded of the dispute that arose after John Cooper died in the middle
> of editing/compiling HPB letters. See the msg from Tillett linked below:
>